Acme Achieves Record-Breaking Financial Performance in Its 60th Year

The Acme Facilities Group, one of the UK’s most established names in commercial kitchens, refrigeration, and air conditioning, has reported its strongest financial results in its six-decade history. Defying challenging market conditions across the catering and cooling sectors, the business has achieved a 17% rise in turnover, reaching almost £14 million.

These results reflect more than financial growth—they demonstrate a wider transformation across the company. Acme’s long-term strategy has focused on retaining clients and fostering repeat business by delivering consistently high-quality projects. This sustained approach has been supported by continued investment in people, processes, and operational efficiencies, ensuring the company remains both agile and customer-focused as it scales.

Acme’s growth has also been driven by its ability to serve a diverse customer portfolio. From local pubs and independent restaurants to national hospitality brands, universities, schools, and major retail estates, the company’s broad sector experience has helped it remain resilient during market fluctuations and capitalise on emerging opportunities. This sector diversity remains a key pillar of Acme’s long-term expansion strategy.

Paul Kitchin, Sales Director at Acme, said: “Reaching 60 years is an incredible milestone for Acme, and we are thrilled to mark this anniversary with the best financial results in our history. This achievement is a testament to the unwavering dedication and hard work of our entire team. Over the past year, we have focused on strengthening relationships, delivering high quality projects, and consistently providing top-tier customer service—and it’s truly rewarding to see that commitment reflected in these outstanding results.

“We’re immensely proud of what we’ve accomplished so far, but we’re not stopping here. We continue to invest in our business, our people, and the service we provide because we know that’s what fuels sustainable growth and long-term success. Here’s to the next chapter of excellence, as we build on our heritage for another 60 years and beyond!”

A significant factor behind this record-breaking performance has been the rapid growth of Acme’s maintenance services. With speed and reliability now vital for customers, the company has experienced a sharp increase in demand for both routine servicing and emergency support. By employing its own team of engineers, Acme ensures fast response times and a strong focus on first-time fixes—an approach that has become a hallmark of its service model.

Sustainability has remained central to Acme’s business strategy throughout its expansion. The company has implemented several initiatives to minimise its environmental impact, including the installation of solar panels at its headquarters as part of a wider carbon reduction programme. In addition, its low-emission fleet of service vehicles supports its ongoing efforts to operate responsibly and reduce emissions.

Further demonstrating its commitment to continuous improvement, Acme recently upgraded its entire engineering van fleet, selecting Nissan Primastar long-wheelbase LCVs. The new vehicles provide engineers with additional space for tools and equipment, allowing them to increase the rate of first-time fixes and enhance service delivery nationwide. These vehicles also enhance Acme’s visibility across the UK, reinforcing its strong, customer-driven brand presence.

Looking to the future, the board remains confident that the business is well positioned for sustained success. With robust internal systems, a growing national footprint, and a united team working towards shared goals, Acme is prepared to continue building on its legacy.

With a 60-year history rooted in technical excellence and dependable service, these record results represent more than a financial milestone. They reaffirm Acme’s core values—investing in people, delivering consistent quality, and doing things the right way—as the company moves forward with purpose and confidence.

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